Chapter

 1 I  |  pain into the depths of~his soul; he saw that he was alone;
 2 I  |   lot in the intoxication of soul~and brain, stood Lucien,
 3 II | submitting herself, body~and soul, to the feeble, undignified
 4 II |  dealt so many~wounds to her soul at the moment when the cold
 5 III|  that read the depths of his~soul. But when he read Chenier'
 6 III|      about a closer union~of soul and soul.~ ~Eve opened the
 7 III|     closer union~of soul and soul.~ ~Eve opened the door,
 8 IV |     everything, or~to find a soul to inhabit every shape;
 9 IV |      no more to say, and~his soul was dismayed by the pause
10 IV |      that there was scarce~a soul in the room besides Mme.
11 V  |    the music that~filled his soul, seeing the faces about
12 V  |      that debauches a poetic soul. Yes, it~makes me tremble
13 V  |  this world about~us into my soul, for it seems to me that